On December 7th, the Lafayette Band Booster hosted their annual Marketplace Craft Fair to help raise money for the LHS bands. They sold over 160 vendors space to sell goods and promote their businesses. There were also non-profits at the craft fair selling goods to collect money and awareness for their cause.
Marketplace Craft Fair raises money for band, raises awareness for non-profits
December 17, 2024
Community members browse items for sale during the Marketplace Craft Fair, from many available vendors.
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